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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-19
The Suitan,s Honor~ to Dixie.

Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING SrAR-
LONDON, october l9.-Sir Charles and Lady Dixie
have had an extraordinary reception from the
sultan They were received twice In audience at
his wish, and special state banquet given them,
when all the ministers and household were pres
ent. Dixie refused the grand Gordon OF the
medjidich, but Lady Dixie accepted the grand
Gordon OF the chefakat, order OF generosity and
fidelity. They were given cavalry escort or the
sultan'S own light-horse guards. This eXtraordIu-
ary reception is largely due TO Dilkes book en- the
present position OF European politics. The Turks
and Greeks Wed In courtesies and hospitalities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-19

tue SmefOAee N0tt0ns
ST. LOUIS october 19.-Latest advices from the
Indian Territory are 70 the effect that terrible
state OF lawessness is prevailing in the Cherokee
nation. A few days ago Bud Trainer Jno. Leech,
Joe Miller, and BIZ Chuet, outlaws, took possess
sion OF Mr.. Duckworth's store - miles from
TahleQuah, and held IL Tor three days selling
goods to those who would buy, feeding their horses
In the store on the counter, and running things
their own way. Tiring OF this, they took what
goods they wanted and set the store on IRE burn
Ing it down at late hour In the night. They then
fired into residence adjacent to the store and as
the women and children ned from the house shot
at them, after which they fired the dwelling and
burned 1t down, together with stable and corn
murder OF Deputy United States Marshal Dan
Naples at Tahlequah, and the Government OF the
United states Oers $500 for his arrest. His father
was killed at Tahlequah q few weeks ago by the
high sheriff OF the Cherokee nation The father OF
JnO Leech was hung here in 1875. for numbering a
man and burning his remains This Trainer gang
has been creating much excitement In the Cherokee
nation for some time past
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-19

NEW YORK. october 19, IL a. m.-The stock
market opened quiet and Irregular this morning,
first prices being but small fractions different
from last evenings final figures A few slight de-
cllnes were made In the early dealings, but the
market soon becaIne strong throughout, which
amount OF business done; the rise continued stead
lily until 1890, when oregon Transcontinental had
advanced 1h, Union Pacific and Northwestern =
EACH and the remainder small fractions This was
followed by a reaction OF small fractions, though
Omaha dropped per cent from It's best price. The
market then uecame steady and again quiet, con-
unuing In that condition until III O'Clock, at small
fractions above the opening ngures.
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Prominent Capitalists and Poltsiciaa
AYrcsles ON n charge Ol Murder.

KANSAS CITY, NO., october ia Times special
from Winfield, Kan, says that F. J. WILDER, Q
prominent capitalist and politician OF that place,
IS under arrest on the charge OF murder In the
first degree. Some time ago man named Van
Cleve was murdered. suspicion pointed 20 WILDER.
who was said 20 have been Intimate with Mrs Van
Cleve. The arrest to-day was made on the
strength OF confession by negro, who says that
WILDER hired him 20 do the killing. There Is much
excitement over the AFFAIR, which Is very mys.
teriOus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-19

MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, october ia special
from Winnipeg says: The city council at 10
meeting last night authorized the purchase OF pro.
vincial bonds from the sinking fund TO the extent
OF f150.OO0. This with q similar amount raised by
the ciuiZens, gives the government all it requires
to complete the railroad The only stipulation Il,
that with this amount the work shall be completed
at an early date. Negotiations are now In pro.
gress, and a successful issue may be expected q
any moment.
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Death OF Ex.~heriff Rowan.
THE STORY OF THE ILLNESS OF PHIL ADKLPHIAs Al.
TIICTEp OFFICIAL


PHILADELPHIA, october l9.-Ex-Sherin william
Elwood Rowan, who, for many years, has been .
prominent figure IN local politics. died at his resi-
dence. In w st Philadelphia, this morning. Mr.
Rowan was elected sheriff on the republican
ticket In November, 1885, shortly after assuming
the duties OF the ofiice his friends noticed
symptoms OF mental disorder. The INST symptoms
OF his disease that We're noticed were absent
mindedness, extreme mental depression and fears
OF poverty. From this he passed into O state Of
mental eNhflaration and the imaginary possession
OF boundless wealth He gradually grew worse,
occasionally having violent outbreaks, but IN
spite OF his malady he apparently attended 70 the
duties Of his ONCE for about a year. On Octobee
22d. 1885, Mr. Rowan was found on Broad street,
standing on the Reading Railroad tracks. gesticu.
lsting To an Imaginary assemblage and demanding
the 81 100000 which he claimed was due him. H0
was removed by his friends. In the morning OF
that day he had stated that he had 1000 factories
In operation IN New jersey, employing 5000, 600
hands few days later he was removed to Q
private insane asylum, and early In the session oe
the legislature last winter the senate appointed
committee 10 inquire into his mental condition.
The committee had several meetings, taking ex-
pert and other testimony, and also visiting Me-
Rowan at the asy lum. ON February IL the CON-
mittee reported that Sheriff Rowan Was insa0ot
and. on recommendation OF the senate, the gov
ernor removed him from ONCE and appointed John
j. Ridgway, who Is now serving Mr. Rowsns un-
expired term Many OF his friends believed that
he would ultimately recover his reason, but he
began TO fail about two weeks ago, and continued
TO grow weaker until this morning, when he died
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-19

THE ExANNAuoN or CLKKKs OF the War D.
partment was continued at the rooms of the c1vu
Service Commission to-day. There were present.
thirty clerks OF the Commlssary 0eneralb once, q
class fourteen OF the LIST class, and ntne q tho
81 OOo class Also twenty-sx from the once q tho
Chief OF Ordinance, OF whom two were Of the q
cass two OF the I'd class nineteen OF the lst claa1
and three OF the 81 900 clss Also twelve from tho
Judge-Advocate-(s Generals Once, OF whom thr0o
were OF ID class, four Of the 1st clAa four q
the 81 600 class and one &C 5000 There was ouly
one Iemale In the number, and thers Was nos =
absentee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-19

GETTING READY TO BUILD A BArTLE-SHIP.-Ad-
miral Gherardi, commanding the Brooklyn navy
yard, yesterday received from the Navy Depart
medt an approval Of Naval Constructor Pooks
plans for the annex to the Colossus ship-hOuse at
The Brooklyn navy yard, which is to be used In
connection with the building OF the new 600 tons
batte-ship. The annex includes two WINGS in
which viii be placed the tools and machinery for
the new work. The secretary OF the Navy has
also approved the making OF the small tools at the
Qayy-yard
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AM SE MEN1S.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER
The Trazedian
Nh FREDERICK wARDE
SUPPORTED BY an Efncient Company and Managed BY
Hudson Il ONeiL
THIS CwEDSEsDAY) EVENING
oALBA THE GLADIATOR.
REPERTOIRE:
Ihnrsssy.GAsroS CADoL Cnrst time in Washing
Lr.day- -sRr rus. Or THF FAIL OF TARoUIN.
saiur'i4y-RICHAKD iii
No sivsnee in priees-25c. zoe. 75c-, 81 and sla5-
NeIt ~eek-THE GOLDEN GIANT. ols
C.REAr ATTRACTIONS
CARROLL NEMoRI,I FAIR,
eiswfs3t Now OIen at National Rides Armory
fR'HE 9kASDEsT OF ALL CANES
CAPITOL PARK.
TO MORROW. OCTOBER 20.
ST LOUIS BROWNS.
tChampion, Of the wOrlD
DETROIT.
(Champions u the Leasuel
Gam. csIIei3P.M
ADMISSION - CENTS.
Umpires-SIana--rs Garney and John Kelly.
Ists,. sale a. the fgiigsi1s places. o Nike E Scan
" 4 Hsni.rson. G 7cs i5i6 st nv ois-st
f,HARITY ORGANIZATION SOCIETY. THE
ssy n n, pe, q y cosSSis Vii be hed in
Spencer an College Hall THURSDAY ENENlN9
nsHt 1he reports Of of1cers. an address, The New
Charity by Rev q II. Daniels, remarks by the Dis
trct and other d-tins uished citizens
wall b sArIsd by q nne musical program. The college
uusrteffc MessT-. spencer. steele, Phillips and New
vii stars Of the Summer Night and The
,nsVsl" Mr. n, "A MIL. VIII sing When the Tide
Comes In" AMI 'Suu.st" and Mrs. Waldecker Will
-ins balsd from. Robert lie Diabe." Citizens inter-
este. IA tae zuppEesslou II pAuperisn and the promo
ton u thrift yrONience and sell dependence In
NiteG u attend OILS 3t
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ESCAPED FROM HIS PRISON CEIL--The meeting
OF the naval cour-martial which was to have con-
vened at the Portsmouth, N. H., navy-yard Thurs
day, for the trial of Paymaster Putnam's clerk,
Richard II. Payne has been indefinitely postponed.
Word reached the Navy Department yesterday
that Payne, who IS charged with stealing over
5000 from the paymaster, escaped some time last
Monday night from the cell In the navy-yard
where he had been confined.
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Reimstated on the hoard Of Trade.
PART OF MIILIoNAIRE HUTCHrssoSs SENTENCE n.
NITTED.

CHICAGO. october 19.-Millionaire B. p. Hutchin.
son was yesterday reinstated In his privileges .
member OF the board VI trade after having served
forty-eight days OF his original suspension OF
ninety days for trading after hours. In the opin-
ION OF the board OF directors the punishment was
already sufficiently severe.
The boards purchase OF the Telegraph Quota
tion Co. s Chicago plant was not ratified by the
directory as the lease was found TO contain condi.
tons which the board could not accept
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Fsrs IN q Canadian Towu.

NAPxEKR ONr October 19.-Rose COS two,
story frame shoe store and Bennies brick block.
occupied by Lahey, McKinty Co., dry goods, and
j. II. Gallagheris book store, were DESTROYED by
fire last night. The Erpress printing once was
also badly damaged The loss Is $4,000, insur.
ance s25. 5.OOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-19

TgR INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CoNGREss.-Sur-
geon General Hamilton, OF the Marine Hospital
Service and secretary general Of the ninth Inter-
national Medical Congress- received yesterday a
cablegram from Prof. Martin, OF the University OF
Berlin, announcing the acceptance OF the selection
Of Berlin the place OF holding the tenth Inter-
national Medical Congress In 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-19

The Pittsbug operators have relauued o
miners demand for an advance Of o-QuArtor couo
COW sawyer, OF New Hampeh1za has vUeooo -
Haven DoUlon and Maine Railroad h0ll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-19

PERsoNAL-Senor Guzman, the Nicaraguan min
lister, and Gen. Schenck were In New York last
night.-Horace Blodgett OF Saratoga, s. G. Sum-
ner OF Denver, Col, Jos. Fisher OF Albany, N Y,
are at the st. James. F. Willis OF New York,
II. G.. Olds OF Fort Wayne, Ind. II. W. Sage Of Gin
Willard'S-D. A. Hyman Of Cincinnati, Frank NJ
Howe OF Boston, and Waldo Lincoln OF Worcester
Mass, are at the RiggS-Captain Acland OF the
British navy, T. T. Livermore OF Boston, and Geo.
A. Pearce OF Baltimore are at Wormleys.-L. T.
Walter, II. Slader, and JnO. L. Ewing OF New York,
ThOs. Smith OF Glasgow, and ID. K and ID. A. Selig-
man OF London are at the ArlingtOn.-A. B.
SOmes OF VT, y X. Moore and {. W. Curtis Of Mass
and Z. X. Fassel OF Chicago are at the National
"A. Spear, W. A. Leggs, II. c. Porter, and Chas.
Birney OF New York, and II. H. sutton OF Ohio are
at the Metropolitan.
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PersOmal I0vements. etc.


Lord and Lady Herschell-not Churchill, as the
name appeared In yesterdays issue-of England,
are at the Arlington. Lord Herscheu was lord
chancellor in Gladstone's last cabinet
Mrs Hendricks, who came on from Indianapolis
TO attend the funeral OF her kinsman, b. w. Niles
visited several OF the Departments yesterday.
senator and MIA Sabin, of Minnesota, have ar
rived In the city TO make arrangements for spend
ing tine winter here.
Mr.. Martin +. Morris and his sisters the two
Misses Norris arrived at home on Saturday after
q pleasant European tour OF about three months.
They are again at their residence On 18th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bratnard H. Warner, who have
been travelling in Europe since their marriage last
summer, returned 70 the city yesterday. They
were welcomed home by quite large number OF
friends who dropped in togreet them last evening.
Mr.. and MA w. II. Lamar are living at 2Ol5
Hillyer Place mot on Connecticut avenue, as here
tofore published
Mr. chas. wizard. Of Capitol HIN, sailed few
days ago for London, to Join his father.
Col. Emil Frey, the Swiss minister, has returned
to the city from his summer vacation In Swttzer-
land. For the present he Is domictled at 2031 ]
steeet northwest, the premises occupied by the
legation last yeaE.
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Washington News and Gossip.

PAGES and Of The STAR to-day contain: At
lantas hospitality to the President new rules for
the Knights, Senator Brown may resign, politi-
clan shot in Florida, Mrs. Rawson's career, why
the Thistle was beaten telegraphic dispatches, &C.
The advertisements are classified as follows: Auc-
tion Sales, Dry Goods, Ladies' Goods, Sewing Ma
chimes, Educational, Family Supplies. Medical.
Railroads, Potomac River Boats, Ocean Steamers,
Books, Specialties, Pianos and organs, Dentistry,
Attorneys, Housefurnishings Wood and Coal, Pro-
feSsiOnal
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A PENSION FRAUD-The Commissioner OF PEN
sions has been informed that Acelia Reed, alias
Lawrence, Of Cherokee, Iowa, charged with fraud
ulently receiving pens on money, has been CON-
mitted to jail In default Of 81 900 bail, TO await
action OF the Federal grand jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-19

From wall street To-day.

ALBANY, n. Y, October ls.-The argument b.
fore the court OF appeals In the Sharp has been
postponed until the 27th inst.
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ST. LOUIS, october ia special frum Bevier
Mo-, says that yesterday afternoon the nrms ok
ThoeL Waruell and J. w. AtweIl effected q settle.
ment with their men IS cents, and the prospecU
are that work VIII be resumed In the two mines %.
day. The men had struck for 30 centA The mine1
Of LOOMS and Sliyely and W. s. Wilson are sS1R
Idle.
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Welsh Di.c.sabit.hmcus Next

LONDON, october 1o.-The congress OF the liberal
federation at Nottingham to-day resolved unani.
mously that when the Irish question was settled
the disestablishment OF the church In Walee
should be made the leading point OF the policy g
the liberal party.
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Skirmi.himx With cine Mob To-day.

LONDON, october 19.-There has been no renewal
day In Trafalgar square, where only the usual
number OF persons are gathered. In Hyde Park,
however. thousands OF the unemployed have con-
gregated
THIS afternoon the mob sailed from HYDE Park
into the streets and was followed by q force OF DO
llcelnen. The mob paraded through a number OF
the streets In the west end and made rlotous demon
STATIONS Ii became so threatening In Berkeley
square that the police charged upon and scattered
It. The mob again assembled and proceeded along
P1cadnly, where the police again attacked iU and q
sharp hight took place. Several persons were In
Jured and many rioters We're taken into custody
Some OF the shopkeepers in the section OF the town
through which the mob paraded closed theii
places, fearing that they would be pillaged
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yirxiuia,s Ordinance Of Secesss.

WoRTHISGToN, MINI, october 19-MrS ChaA
Bulls Of this place. has just sold 10 Geo H Tread
well, commander G. A. R., OF Albany, y. T., tho
original ordinance OF secession passed py the State
Of Virginia The conslderatlon was 81 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-19
LOndon,s New Evening Pauer,

Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
LONDON, october 19.-The new evening paper
will be called the Star. Its special object viii be
to work up radical feeling on the home-ruie
question.
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THE SEIZED CANADIAN sEALERS.


OTTAWA, october ia dispatch from secretary
Bayard TO the imperial government has been rc-
ceived here. In which Mr.. Bayard expresses regret
that the orders for the release OF the Cana
dian sealers seized In Behring'S Sea were not
obeyed by the officials at Sitka, and stating that
fresh orders for their release have been given
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-19
Death Of Father Kirner.

NEW YORK, October lathe Rev. Father Kfr.
ner, pastor OF the church OF Our Lady OF Mount
Carmel, who injured In the ruins OF the school
house which was building on east 115tn street on
Monday afternoon, died at St Francis Hospital
this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-19

W. S. PARKS has been appointed notary public
by the President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-19
THE LONDON MOBS.
They are Mostly Made mp Of ROughs
and PickpOckets.

Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
LONDON, october 19.-The socialist or semi
socialist riots in London are obtaining dangerous
proportions The special peril is that the genuine
socialists, who are takers, are being reinforced,
In February, 1856, by the worst class OF London
roughs, who stream westward In the afternoon 70
hold series OF sham meetings, ending In riotous
parades, In Trafalgar Square and Hyde Park. The
police are able TO identify many ringleaders as
well-known pickpockets The general tactics are
rectly the dlsOrderly faction get the upper hand
A very small number OF genuine destitute work.
fngmen take part In these proceedings The par
ticular danger IS that on lord-mayor's day, when
everybody Is outdoors, a serious demonstration
will be attempted. The object OF the police, there
sharp measures.
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CARHARr 4 LEIpY.
93 7th and 706 Z n.w.

niEks DCNGAN's INFALIBLE EYE ONT
l.ted ssrt.in cure for ehrsnic sore eyes sranu
To- s.otoOcs &C seldom resuires all Of box
~ s sEeesy and Perfect cur. Head certircicsfes
xuzr< VI cares For sale st ~ drug stores Had
80 sta 81 AW a2o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-19

The JAPANEsE MINISTER VIII SiVe MS ParVIHs
dinner to his personal friends, at the Arlington
annex, tomorrow evening (the 19th), at O'Clock
pm. The guests invited are as follows: Secretary
ThoS. F. Bayard, Secretary Chas. s. Fairchtld,
Secretary Lucius q c. Lamar, Justice Saml +.
Miller, Justice stephen j. Field, Justice Saml
BlatchfOrd, His Excellency Carter, the Chinese
minister, Baron Rozen of the Russian legation.
Assistant Secretary OF State Alvy A. Adee, Assist
ant Secretary OF Treasury Hugh Thompson, Hon.
John B. Moore, Judge Arthur Macarthur, Hon.
Edw'd o. Graves The japanese minister will be
assisted By his secretaries Hon. d. w. Stephens,
Shiro Akabane, and h. MiSaki.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-19

LONDON, october l9.-Mr. VIM. Jno. Evelyn icon.
servative). member Of the house OF commons foe
Deptford viii resign because OF his Inability 70
agree with the government on the Irish question,
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A CABINET DISAGREEMENT.

A CABINET DISAGREEMENT.
Secretary Bayard and AtsOrney.Gen.
eral Garland at LOggerheads.
THEY CANNOT HARMONIZE ON TIE ALASKAN SEAL
FISHERY QUEsTIoN-NR. BAYARD TO RESIGN If NOT
SUSTAINED BY THE PRESIDENT.
There is another report current Of q disagree
ment in the cabinet that may lead to one or more
designations The trouble, It is stated, is between
Mr.. Garland and Mr.. Bayard, and grows out of the
seal fishery question. The seizures OF Canadian
vessels in Alaskan waters made by the Treasury
Department were according to the laws on the
statute books. Mr.. Bayard, as is known, holds
that this claim to the jurisdiction over the Alas
kan waters beyond the three-mile limit is not
tenable When the cases came before the United
States Courts at Sitka 1t became the duty OF the
Attorney General, through his oficials to secure
the enforcement OF the law as he found It, and in
this TO defend the action OF the Treasury Depart
ment IL Is stated that the briefs In the cases pre-
pared by the Department argue strongly the side
OF the question opposed by Mr.. Bayard, and there
by place him In an awkward position in dspuJ-
ing the similar claim Of Canada to jurisdiction
beyond the three-mile limit in Canadian waters.
MT. Bayard, It Is stated, will lay the matter be-
fore the President his return and will resign II
he is not sustained In his position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-19

REVIVAL SERVICES, HAsILINE NJ E.
Sep6s ,hs Teei eI6Ips ss.araS aa go cSndssts
b. the pastor @ Rev pr N1rLon .ssi.ted Sy Rev Joss
e>9 the 1s,h Of oetoeer adies held their meeting
a e the HHA.n psG ksSd
SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING
- ASs0CIATION
NJ" agfH thhft sfhIfs Hh ssooA
share viii be held in the A-soelsien,s Hall No Il
P'ss one 1eE Tsi9 EyEM
hss met with great success and Is paying per
mum Of $3.50 one share Of stock requiring but !.
monthly payment OF $40 for the use of al.sO0 No
ssoek may be made at any time before the mseiins ss
@ Of she ans s S alS
and FoBrRTF F'TSaii Ffi Fssdsn.
JSO. a PRESCOTT. Secretary and Treasurer No.
1916 ST. NV. ol9-dtd
and S1sE sfsar MoS59 So St ocsObaI a5a "a.
mission to the Of the Linotype Co. for the in
nm daily BY o ordsr Of ssfs sSs Board aes
E~I AM IN NO CoMBINATION. AND AM
eS e. Sss 4 Sn 6
Sl,. cFiswfs e, ~ .sd dPEasMAGH AZ
fCbLlC lBN'l
To see the latest I'm proved Family Carriage,
on exhibition during Carnage Makers Convention
front Of Grand Army Hall. PHILADELPHIA PHAE-
Ton co. o19-2ts
ATTENTION CARPENTERs.-THE MEM
- bers OF Union. No. 1. will meet at the hall
WEDNESDAY EVENING, october 10. at 7:30 D. m.,
and proceed in q body to the mass- meeting of the
sympathy of this organization with them in their eff
forts TO secure Justice II Is also earnestly requested
that the ebers aud their families do their shopping
st stores that close early.
ols-2t' By Order of the Union.
GRAND RALLY OF MARYLAND DEMO
- cratic voters under the auspices Of the Mary
land psmocrltic Club. at Eks' Hail. No. 9O2 Penna.
should turn to hear the following eminent speak
Hon. A II. Corlnan, Hon. Stevenson Archer, Hon.
Harry Wells Rusk Hon. Jefferson Chandler, Of Mis-
souri Hon. John Ellis of louisiana VIM. Dicks son,
esq. and others BY order Executive Committee Is IT
CARD-I DESIRE TO STATE TO THE
- public that am not member of any cornbi-
nation 10 keep tine prices Of drugs and that have
positively refused TO ssn schedule Of prices to that
effect don't believe in the "old fogy" idea Of big
prices. preierrng quick sales and small profits" !"
Being the leader of low prices in drugs IN Washington,
ask the patronage of the public, assuring them that
lowest prices. Respectfully,
olS-3t EDW. p. MERIT, l014 st.
R, COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION,
Members Of the Union desiring to participate in the
Mass Meeting to be held under the auspices of the
Clerks Assembly at Abners Hail. Wednesday evening,
October 10Th. will meet at St Joseph's Hail on that
olS-2t +. H PADGETT, Secretary.
k% sIEBEL & oTEH Tnii6Rs
Corner New York ave and 1Otb st
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a Planning Mill DarneA.

CINCINNATI, October 1Q.-Flre at Middetown
Butler County, Ohio, this morning Destroyed wm
Caldwell's planning mill Loss. sl60oo